GA has a statute regarding this found in OCGA § 9-13-80. You can look up the statute online - the website is: ...

What is the hourly going rate for advice on joint-poa's in the Atlanta, Ga area?

I don't quite understand the question. You don't "strengthen" a power of attorney POA). First, only the maker (called the prinicpal) of a POA...

Is it legal to have a credit card purchase reversed if product received was incorect and damaged?

Something does not make sense. First, what does GA law have to do with this if you are in NC? Second, you did not reverse the credit card...

What has to be done to surrender a home to the mortgage lender?

You say that your parents are upside down and have negative equity in the home. How do you know for certain? There are a few options. If there...

I agree generally with the other attorney but wish to explain a little more. First, by your question, it appears that the debt is only with a debt...

Am I responsible for my husbands credit card debt (solely his, not joint accounts) if he should die, in the state of NC?

Generally you are not directly responsible if the facts are as you have stated. However, you may be indirectly responsible. Should your husband...

Can a landlord change the locks or padlock a residence without an eviction notice and keep my personal belongings inside

Your landlord is wrong or lying to you. North Carolina law does not permit him to change the locks. See § 42‑25.7. Distress and distraint not...

I am being sued by an old credit card collector.While I was still employed in March I sent a letter certified with $30 to them.

I am not licensed in Alabama and can't advise you of the specifics of Alabama law, but I assist consumers with debts and you have done the worst...

Child support continues until either the child is 18 OR graduates from high school, whichever occurs last. In some cases, child support can...

In PA, how much should one charge to perform as executrix? Pay to continue Homeowners' insurance, etc. @ deceased's home?

Power of attorney ends at death. You have to see if your father had a will and probate the will. If there is no will, then you still have to...